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Karigaila (Polish: Korygiełło, died on 16
September 1390 in Vilnius) was a son of Algirdas,
Grand Duke of Lithuania, and his
second wife
Uliana of Tver...
- (1386–1434)
Maria (c. 1363-
after 1382), wife of
Vaidila and
David of
Gorodets Karigaila (baptized Casimir; c. 1364/1367 – 1390),
Prince of
Mstislavl Minigailo...
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after 19 June 1431),
Prince of Mstislavl,
regent of
Novgorod Republic Karigaila (baptized Casimir;
after 1350–1390),
Prince of
Mstislavl Vygantas (baptized...
- of most of Jogaila's
court and knights, as well as Jogaila's
brothers Karigaila, Vygantas, Švitrigaila and
cousin Vytautas.
Jogaila sent Dobrogost, Bishop...
- prisoners.
Among the
deceased were Jogaila's
brother Karigaila. The
besiegers carried Karigaila's head on a
stake and
carried it
around the
Lower Castle...
-
Vasily III
Dmitriyevich Prince of
Mstsislaw Reign 1392–1431
Predecessor Karigaila Born c. 1360 Died
after 19 June 1431
Spouse Maria Dmitrovna Dynasty Gediminid...
- free will of its residents. The
first Lithuanian duke of
Mstislavl was
Karigaila,
brother of Jogaila. The town
remained part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth...
- Skirgaila. He is
buried in
Vilnius Cathedral together with his
brother Karigaila, who died in the
civil war in 1390.
Vygantas should not be
confused with...
- rebuilt. Vytautas'
brother Tautvilas Kęstutaitis and Jogaila's
brother Karigaila died
during the siege. The
besiegers ran into
various difficulties. Their...
- died
after 19 June 1431),
Prince of Mstislavl,
regent of
Great Novgorod Karigaila (baptized C****imir;
after 1350–1390),
Prince of
Mstislavl Vygantas (baptized...
